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Langley Creates pitches Cascade Outdoor Art & Cultural Museum; Phase I seeks LTAC support
Summary
Langley Creates presented a Phase I scope for the Cascade Outdoor Art and Cultural Museum, including serpentine benches, information beacons and local fabrication. The report lists Ruby Woodworks as prime contractor and notes a remaining project budget of $70,000.
Joann Quintana of Langley Creates presented designs and a proposed scope of work for Phase I of the Cascade Outdoor Art and Cultural Museum along Cascade Avenue and requested LTAC funding. The proposal includes a 24‑foot serpentine Ipe and Corten steel 'Story Circle' bench, multiple radius benches (three large, three small), and nine lighted informational beacons; Ruby Woodworks LLC is listed as the prime contractor with metal fabrication by Mod Studio LLC.
The appended project estimate lists Phase Two items such as entry monuments, electrical work for the information beacons, a crevice garden, and coordination with the Langley Library. The document states a current remaining budget of $70,000 for the project (appended report). Council asked follow‑up questions during the presentation and Becky Porter offered a public comment on the project.
The presentation was provided to the council as an informational LTAC funding request; no formal funding decision is recorded in the minutes from Dec. 2.
